Goonie’s World

Taking the shortcut from Kisvalu, the party finally reaches Zipser and quickly discovers something is indeed off about the unwholesome city. After dealing with a villainous man named Valek, they sneak into the castle, intent on rescuing Percival’s sweetheart. On the way out, they give the city something to remember them by.

After growing weary of Menedék, the party leaves the village, taking Péker with them, but they don’t get far. Before they return, they encounter a strange well and mysterious blind man. Back in the village, they discover the truth about the Bódogasszony statue in the chapel.

After having found a bizarre bell and a captured peasant woman next to a burned-out chapel in a clearing, the party’s interactions with the Habsburg soldiers encamped there turns violent. The situation gets even darker when everyone discovers for whom the bell tolls.

Captain Sinsayshun, Handy Dan Dee, Nova Voltbreaker, and Legolas “Leg” Bowne go toe-to-toe with Mika of the Wizards of Filth. Afterwards, the heroes overcome even more treacherous traps and musical monstrosities. Finally, the Necrodancers square off against the rest of their rivals, desperately fighting and sacrificing to stop the looming Filthocalypse.

In the Glorious Empire — a semi-industrial fantasy realm of magic and music — the touring performance troupe known as the Necrodancers meets the man who is to become their new frontman. Together, they learn of a vile plot by a hated rival troupe called the Wizards of Filth that could alter the entire world. With several hours remaining before they’re scheduled to perform, the intrepid entertainers set off to put a stop to it.

Rosalin, Ludmilla, and Oswald arrive in the small, decrepit village of Krote and meet with Vosgard, a priest who has summoned them. Inside the Fettered Fox tavern, Vosgard asks them to investigate the disappearance of a man named Konrad who locals suspect has been transformed into a pig by his lover, Ilsa, currently imprisoned for witchcraft. The team accepts and starts by questioning a witness and snooping around houses. Puzzling clues begin to accumulate.

Bursting into a room occupied by initiates of Morr, the party is finally able to examine the content of the crate they’d been searching for. Later, the gravin herself gets involved, another dead body turns up, and the adventurers are potentially facing serious legal trouble unless they can make things right.

After struggling to make sense of the curious goings-on at the inn, the party heads upstairs and discovers a whole new level of suspicious activity, including the presence of more than one dead body. Things get even more interesting with the raucous arrival of a man and his thuggish entourage.

A young girl goes missing, but the police say she’s just a runaway. The parents disagree, and now it’s up to four ordinary citizens to find her. Set in a modern-day version of Jupiter Springs, the investigators are reminded of the disappearance of another girl back in the 1980s. Both were last seen at a superstore called Sprawl-Mart, now abandoned and moldering. It sits dark and ominous, beckoning the searchers to uncover its secrets.

In the Kingdom of Karlton, a team of adventurers takes an assignment from Lord Lank to investigate an urgent production issue at a bakery shop called Mufu’s Muffinry in Greenport. As they begin their mission, a rival team of adventurers inserts themselves into the Tunnel Goons’ business but winds up on the receiving end, insertion-wise.

After rescuing one of the archeologists, the dashing explorers ascend the smoking volcano and are confronted by members of yet another clan of natives. Inside of an ancient temple, they witness a bizarre ceremony and engage in thrilling heroics.

Explorers in the 1930s journey to a remote, uncharted island in the Atlantic ocean, searching of a missing team of British archaeologists. A mysterious order of knights wants to stop them, however, and the island natives don’t seem too welcoming either.